Seafaring: Two Shots in the Back to Take Down Sengoku

Fleet Admiral Sengoku keeps slapping his forehead, his head aching.

After forcing himself to calm down, he awards medals to the newly appointed Marine commodores in his office.

"You're the hope of the Marines. Whatever you do, don't be like Kizaru. He's too lazy."

"And don't be like Aokiji. He'll defect and become a pirate sooner or later."

"Above all, don't be like Akainu. He's too extreme."

Just as Sengoku is rambling on, speaking from the heart, a sudden change takes place!

Bang! Bang!

A shotgun roars. Two shots ring out, and the Fleet Admiral falls in a pool of blood!

As he lies dying, Sengoku looks at the killer in utter disbelief!

Qiao Yan, a young man who joined the Marines five years ago. His past is a mystery, as if he appeared out of nowhere five years ago!

Despite his young age, he has a pair of deep, inscrutable eyes!

How could he, a man known as a wise strategist, have failed to see through Qiao Yan's disguise for five whole years?

Qiao Yan: "My killing the Fleet Admiral has nothing to do with you, Sengoku!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.